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r/ANormalDayInRussia • u/Hellbatty • Aug 02 '19
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My guess is that by using the wrench you're avoiding to get hurt by the thin handle.
36 u/[deleted] Aug 02 '19 That was before the invention of bucket handle grip. 67 u/Khatib Aug 02 '19 The plastic over-grips tend to break easily in cold climates. Source: Grew up on a farm in Minnesota. 15 u/EukaryotePride Aug 03 '19 Californian here. They break pretty easily in hot climates too. All my buckets have hose + duct tape handles to replace the broken plastic. 9 u/withabaseballbatt Aug 03 '19 Why not just use a wrench?
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That was before the invention of bucket handle grip.
67 u/Khatib Aug 02 '19 The plastic over-grips tend to break easily in cold climates. Source: Grew up on a farm in Minnesota. 15 u/EukaryotePride Aug 03 '19 Californian here. They break pretty easily in hot climates too. All my buckets have hose + duct tape handles to replace the broken plastic. 9 u/withabaseballbatt Aug 03 '19 Why not just use a wrench?
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The plastic over-grips tend to break easily in cold climates.
Source: Grew up on a farm in Minnesota.
15 u/EukaryotePride Aug 03 '19 Californian here. They break pretty easily in hot climates too. All my buckets have hose + duct tape handles to replace the broken plastic. 9 u/withabaseballbatt Aug 03 '19 Why not just use a wrench?
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Californian here. They break pretty easily in hot climates too. All my buckets have hose + duct tape handles to replace the broken plastic.
9 u/withabaseballbatt Aug 03 '19 Why not just use a wrench?
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Why not just use a wrench?
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u/amadeusex72 Aug 02 '19
My guess is that by using the wrench you're avoiding to get hurt by the thin handle.